This document provides information on chestnuts, including their description, countries of origin, packaging, transport requirements, and risk factors. It discusses that chestnuts require careful temperature, humidity, and ventilation control to prevent mold growth, fermentation, or sprouting during transport. Proper securing of the cargo and avoidance of contamination and mechanical damage is also important to maintain quality. Ventilation is critical to manage the chestnuts' respiration processes and release of gases like carbon dioxide.
This document provides information about almonds, including their botanical classification, origin, production, health benefits, cultivation practices, pests and diseases, and future opportunities. Almonds originated in southwest and central Asia and are now primarily grown in California, Spain, Italy and India. They are a good source of nutrients and heart-healthy fats. Almond cultivation requires well-drained soil and pollination by honey bees. Pests like brown mite and navel orangeworm require integrated pest management approaches. With high demand, efforts should expand almond production through improved subtropical varieties and planting material availability.
Honey is a sweet fluid produced by honey bees from flower nectar. It is used widely as a sweetener and flavoring in foods and beverages. Honey bees live in hives with one queen, many workers, and some drones. Workers collect nectar and produce honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly, bee venom and other products. Honey is extracted from frames removed from honey supers on hives. It is then processed, packaged and can be classified based on floral source or other properties. Proper storage helps prevent honey from crystallizing over time.
This document provides classifications for various fruits including their botanical characteristics, climate requirements, soil preferences, and other growth factors. It discusses that apples, apricots, avocados, and many other fruits listed are dicots from temperate or tropical regions. They have characteristics like being climacteric or non-climacteric, tolerances to shade, drought, and salt stress, preferred soil pH levels, longevity, and fruit sizes. The classifications cover botanical families, plant structures, flowering habits and more for each fruit.
- Chestnut is a temperate tree species that has been cultivated for over 4000 years for its wood, nuts, and other uses.
- The nuts are nutritious, low in fat but high in carbohydrates and vitamins. Chestnuts are mostly grown for food use but the wood is also used commercially.
- Chestnut trees can be propagated through seeds or grafting and require well-drained soil and moderate irrigation. Pests and diseases like chestnut blight require management.
The document provides information on seed germination testing methods for different plant species. It describes the standard testing process, which involves imbibing seeds with water and monitoring their development under controlled temperature and environmental conditions. Key metrics like the number of days until the first and final counts are specified for various species, including Glycine max and Zea mays. Normal and abnormal seedling criteria are defined, focusing on root and shoot structure. The goal is to determine maximum germination potential and compare quality between seed lots in a repeatable manner.
- A 5-year-old apricot tree can yield 35 kg of fresh fruits.
- Apricot fruits are highly perishable and can only be stored for up to a week at 5°C and 85% relative humidity if harvested at optimum maturity.
- Apricot is an important stone fruit crop grown for its nutritional and commercial value, though its cultivation is limited by its perishability.
This document discusses breeding methods and objectives for improving citrus crops. It covers the botany, taxonomy, centers of diversity, history of improvement efforts, problems in breeding, objectives, floral biology, pollen storage and viability, and introduction of new germplasm for breeding programs in India. The goal of citrus breeding programs is to develop varieties with traits like early maturity, high yield, fruit quality, disease resistance, and suitability for different growing regions.
This document provides an overview of blackberry varieties, including their taxonomy, biology, growth habits, management requirements, yields, and suitability for local versus wholesale markets. It discusses key attributes like thorn presence, fruiting season, hardiness, flavor, and pest resistance. A variety of popular cultivars are described in detail for traits such as yield, fruit size, and postharvest quality. Newer introductions with potential for expanded seasons and local or commercial production are also highlighted.
This document provides information about almonds, including their botanical classification, origin, production, health benefits, cultivation practices, pests and diseases, and future opportunities. Almonds originated in southwest and central Asia and are now primarily grown in California, Spain, Italy and India. They are a good source of nutrients and heart-healthy fats. Almond cultivation requires well-drained soil and pollination by honey bees. Pests like brown mite and navel orangeworm require integrated pest management approaches. With high demand, efforts should expand almond production through improved subtropical varieties and planting material availability.
Honey is a sweet fluid produced by honey bees from flower nectar. It is used widely as a sweetener and flavoring in foods and beverages. Honey bees live in hives with one queen, many workers, and some drones. Workers collect nectar and produce honey, beeswax, propolis, royal jelly, bee venom and other products. Honey is extracted from frames removed from honey supers on hives. It is then processed, packaged and can be classified based on floral source or other properties. Proper storage helps prevent honey from crystallizing over time.
This document provides classifications for various fruits including their botanical characteristics, climate requirements, soil preferences, and other growth factors. It discusses that apples, apricots, avocados, and many other fruits listed are dicots from temperate or tropical regions. They have characteristics like being climacteric or non-climacteric, tolerances to shade, drought, and salt stress, preferred soil pH levels, longevity, and fruit sizes. The classifications cover botanical families, plant structures, flowering habits and more for each fruit.
- Chestnut is a temperate tree species that has been cultivated for over 4000 years for its wood, nuts, and other uses.
- The nuts are nutritious, low in fat but high in carbohydrates and vitamins. Chestnuts are mostly grown for food use but the wood is also used commercially.
- Chestnut trees can be propagated through seeds or grafting and require well-drained soil and moderate irrigation. Pests and diseases like chestnut blight require management.
The document provides information on seed germination testing methods for different plant species. It describes the standard testing process, which involves imbibing seeds with water and monitoring their development under controlled temperature and environmental conditions. Key metrics like the number of days until the first and final counts are specified for various species, including Glycine max and Zea mays. Normal and abnormal seedling criteria are defined, focusing on root and shoot structure. The goal is to determine maximum germination potential and compare quality between seed lots in a repeatable manner.
- A 5-year-old apricot tree can yield 35 kg of fresh fruits.
- Apricot fruits are highly perishable and can only be stored for up to a week at 5°C and 85% relative humidity if harvested at optimum maturity.
- Apricot is an important stone fruit crop grown for its nutritional and commercial value, though its cultivation is limited by its perishability.
This document discusses breeding methods and objectives for improving citrus crops. It covers the botany, taxonomy, centers of diversity, history of improvement efforts, problems in breeding, objectives, floral biology, pollen storage and viability, and introduction of new germplasm for breeding programs in India. The goal of citrus breeding programs is to develop varieties with traits like early maturity, high yield, fruit quality, disease resistance, and suitability for different growing regions.
This document provides an overview of blackberry varieties, including their taxonomy, biology, growth habits, management requirements, yields, and suitability for local versus wholesale markets. It discusses key attributes like thorn presence, fruiting season, hardiness, flavor, and pest resistance. A variety of popular cultivars are described in detail for traits such as yield, fruit size, and postharvest quality. Newer introductions with potential for expanded seasons and local or commercial production are also highlighted.
This document discusses breeding methods for apricot, including its botanical classification, origin in Western China, and six species. It describes the plant characteristics and floral biology of apricot, including self-pollination. The major breeding objectives are outlined as climate adaptation, disease resistance, and improved fruit quality traits. The breeding systems discussed are recurrent mass selection, modified backcrossing, interspecific hybridization, and mutation breeding. Biotechnological interventions and future opportunities through interspecific hybridization are also mentioned.
This document provides information on the production of almonds. It discusses the botany and origin of almonds, noting they were first domesticated in the Near East around 3000-2000 BC. It also outlines the importance of almonds as a nut crop grown in Pakistan, particularly in Baluchistan province. The document then provides details on propagation, spacing, pruning, water management, fertilizer use, and common almond varieties for the regions of NWFP and Baluchistan in Pakistan.
For higher studies
Export agricultural crops Vanilla
uses or product of vanilla
cultivation areas
soil and climatic requirements for vanilla
propagation of vanilla
field planting of vanilla
fertilizer application and weed management in vanilla cultivation
pollination of vanilla
harvesting and processing of vanilla
Guava a common man’s fruit commonly called the “apple of the tropics” is cultivated or grown wild throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of the world.
Production of guava in India increased from 10.15 lakh tonnes in 1989 - 90 to 18.50 lakh tonnes in 2000 – 01, then 2571.3 thousand MT in 2013.
Guava is one of the richest sources of vitamin C (200 to 400 mg per 100 g fresh weight) and some cultivars are also rich in vitamin A.
Guava fruit consists of about 20% peel, 50% fleshy portion, and 30% seed core.
Onions deep processing technology and processed onion productAmy Zhai
Onions can be processed into various onion products, such as onion paste, dehydrated onion slices and powder, onion essential oil, and multi-flavor onion, etc., and processed onion products has a great prospect.
This document provides production guidelines for beetroot including scientific name, origin, cultivation practices from propagation to harvesting, pest and disease control. It details bed preparation including line sowing seeds 1.5-2 cm deep at a spacing of 30x10 cm. Fertilizers including vermicompost, FYM, NPK are applied. Beetroots are irrigated to keep soil moist, weeded twice, thinned, and earthed up. Pests like webworm are controlled by spraying. Beetroots are harvested after 70 days at 32 kg/25 sqm yield, providing Rs. 256 income.
This document provides information about seed germination testing procedures. It discusses:
- The importance of germination testing to determine seed viability and expected field performance. Standardized testing methods are used.
- How a germination test is conducted, including randomly selecting seeds, placing them in controlled conditions of moisture, temperature and substrate (usually sand or paper), and evaluating results after a set period.
- The categories used to classify germination results, including normal seedlings, abnormal seedlings, dormant seeds, dead seeds, and more.
- How germination test results are used by seed analysts and farmers to assess seed lot quality and guide planting and treatment decisions.
This document provides information about cabbage production worldwide and in India. It discusses:
1) China is the world's largest cabbage producer, followed by India. Korea has the highest cabbage productivity.
2) India is the second largest cabbage producer globally, with West Bengal being the top producing state but Uttar Pradesh having the highest productivity.
3) Future efforts should focus on developing pest and disease resistant varieties, as well as post-harvest technologies, to improve cabbage production sustainability and quality.
Maturity Indices and Assessment of MaturityJunaid Abbas
This document discusses maturity indices and assessments for measuring the maturity of produce. It includes diagrams showing different maturity levels like immature versus mature, and categories for banana sizes like fancy, choice, and jumbo based on diameter measurements. The document provides visual representations and terminology for evaluating the ripeness and grading the size of agricultural commodities.
This document provides information on pistachio production technology. It discusses the botanical details of pistachios, including their origin in Western Asia. It then covers world production levels, with Iran and the US being the top producers. Various commercial cultivars are described for different producing countries. The document outlines the ecological requirements, propagation methods, flowering physiology, pollination needs, and cultivation practices for pistachios, including pruning, spacing, and nutrition management.
Potatoes were introduced to Sri Lanka in 1850 from South America. Large-scale potato cultivation began in 1951 but failed due to pests and diseases. Potatoes were successfully cultivated starting in 1959 at research centers. Now potatoes are a major crop in Sri Lanka, especially in central highlands, Kalpitiya, and Jaffna. Potatoes require ridged fields, certified seed potatoes, fertilization, irrigation, weed control, and harvesting when leaves yellow. Diseases and pests threaten the crop but can be managed. Potatoes are stored and then used for many dishes or processed as chips, sweets, or starch.
Production technology of mango guava grapesZahid357
The document provides information about the production of mangoes. It discusses the origin, botanical classification, and key characteristics of mangoes. It also outlines different mango varieties classified by their season of maturity. The document discusses mango cultivation practices including soil type requirements, planting methods, fertilizer application, irrigation, and pest and disease management. Common mango pests like hoppers and mealybugs and diseases like anthracnose and powdery mildew are also mentioned.
Cowpea, also known as black-eyed pea, is a leguminous crop grown for its seeds, pods, fodder, and ability to fix nitrogen. It is high in protein, fiber, and carbohydrates. India is a major producer, with yields around 40-70 quintals per hectare depending on variety and climate. While cowpea provides many nutrients, it also contains anti-nutritional factors like phytate, tannins, and trypsin inhibitors that can reduce digestibility if included in livestock feed at too high of a level.
1) The document is a presentation by student Veer Shrutija Rangnath about the production technology of spinach beet.
2) Spinach beet is a type of beet grown for its leaves. It is scientifically known as Beta vulgaris var. bengalensis and is high in nutrients like vitamin A, ascorbic acid, potassium, and iron.
3) Spinach beet can be grown in various soil types with sufficient fertility and drainage. It is tolerant of high temperatures and salt. Several varieties have been developed for cultivation.
This document discusses best practices for harvesting high quality mandarin oranges. It outlines factors that influence mandarin quality like maturity, sugar to acid ratio, and appearance. Good production practices are recommended like pruning, pest management, and fertilization. Proper harvesting techniques like picking dry fruit gently and sorting are emphasized. Maturity is assessed through juice content, brix, and acidity tests. Maintaining quality through proper storage, packing and meeting market standards is key to receiving best prices.
This presentation provides information on seed production of coriander. It discusses the land requirements, isolation requirements, and cultural practices for coriander seed production. Some key points covered are that the soil should be well-drained with good fertility and free of diseases and pests. Foundation seed or certified seed should be obtained from approved sources. Seeds are sown in October-November and cultural practices like irrigation, fertilization, and weed control are described. Harvesting is done when 60-80% of grains turn yellow and threshing is done carefully on cement floors to avoid mixtures.
SINGHARA - WATER CHESTNUT (Trapa natans L.) PRODUCTION -PROOCESSING AND VALUE...jaisingh277
Singhara / Waterchestnut , an aquatic crop, can be a source of income and employment generation in rurals through scientific production, processing and value addition
The olive tree is native to the Mediterranean region and is cultivated worldwide in similar climates. Olives progress from green to black as they ripen and are picked at different stages to produce different types of table olives or olive oil. Extra virgin olive oil is the highest quality oil produced through cold pressing without chemicals and has superior taste and health benefits compared to lower grades of olive oil that involve refining.
bitter gourd seed production technology , cucurbita.DileepSattaru
An important Cucurbita , in this ppt its complete seed production technology was given , but sowing periods were different from place to place ,so its mainly accordingly in Maharashtra .I hope it may useful to some one , thank you.
Welcome to SAMRIOGLU
http://www.samrioglu.com
HAZELNUTS, DRIED FRUITS & CHESTNUTS EXPORT TO THE WHOLE WORLD
Company founded by Sadettin SAMRIOGLU in 1940, is one of old manufacturer and trader companies that specializes in the Hazelnuts. SAMRIOGLU Family has been manufacturing and exporting Akcakoca quality Natural Hazelnuts for three generation.
SAMRIOGLU Co is very active in foreign trade, supply customers all around the world also with Organic Hazelnuts, Dried Fruits and Chestnuts. Those are the other products we are very specialized in. Our innovative approach to business, working with serious manufacturer business partners in their field and presenting unbeatable advantages to Global Buyers has enabled SAMRIOGLU to become highly respected supplier name in Hazelnuts and Dried Fruits sector. We are quality-oriented company, apply the rules of HACCP and ISO 9001:2000 for the best quality products in accordance with the International Food Standards. Not only guaranteed top product quality, we offer you also multi-level reliability, friendly business relations, accurate service and timely delivery.
Key Export Products:
Natural Hazelnuts
Organic Hazelnuts
Roasted & Blanched Hazelnuts
Sultanas
Dried Apricots
Dried Figs
Fresh Chestnuts
Frozen Peeled Chestnuts
Sweet Apricot Kernels
Pine Nuts
Organic Poppy Seeds
This document discusses breeding methods for apricot, including its botanical classification, origin in Western China, and six species. It describes the plant characteristics and floral biology of apricot, including self-pollination. The major breeding objectives are outlined as climate adaptation, disease resistance, and improved fruit quality traits. The breeding systems discussed are recurrent mass selection, modified backcrossing, interspecific hybridization, and mutation breeding. Biotechnological interventions and future opportunities through interspecific hybridization are also mentioned.
This document provides information on the production of almonds. It discusses the botany and origin of almonds, noting they were first domesticated in the Near East around 3000-2000 BC. It also outlines the importance of almonds as a nut crop grown in Pakistan, particularly in Baluchistan province. The document then provides details on propagation, spacing, pruning, water management, fertilizer use, and common almond varieties for the regions of NWFP and Baluchistan in Pakistan.
For higher studies
Export agricultural crops Vanilla
uses or product of vanilla
cultivation areas
soil and climatic requirements for vanilla
propagation of vanilla
field planting of vanilla
fertilizer application and weed management in vanilla cultivation
pollination of vanilla
harvesting and processing of vanilla
Guava a common man’s fruit commonly called the “apple of the tropics” is cultivated or grown wild throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of the world.
Production of guava in India increased from 10.15 lakh tonnes in 1989 - 90 to 18.50 lakh tonnes in 2000 – 01, then 2571.3 thousand MT in 2013.
Guava is one of the richest sources of vitamin C (200 to 400 mg per 100 g fresh weight) and some cultivars are also rich in vitamin A.
Guava fruit consists of about 20% peel, 50% fleshy portion, and 30% seed core.
Onions deep processing technology and processed onion productAmy Zhai
Onions can be processed into various onion products, such as onion paste, dehydrated onion slices and powder, onion essential oil, and multi-flavor onion, etc., and processed onion products has a great prospect.
This document provides production guidelines for beetroot including scientific name, origin, cultivation practices from propagation to harvesting, pest and disease control. It details bed preparation including line sowing seeds 1.5-2 cm deep at a spacing of 30x10 cm. Fertilizers including vermicompost, FYM, NPK are applied. Beetroots are irrigated to keep soil moist, weeded twice, thinned, and earthed up. Pests like webworm are controlled by spraying. Beetroots are harvested after 70 days at 32 kg/25 sqm yield, providing Rs. 256 income.
This document provides information about seed germination testing procedures. It discusses:
- The importance of germination testing to determine seed viability and expected field performance. Standardized testing methods are used.
- How a germination test is conducted, including randomly selecting seeds, placing them in controlled conditions of moisture, temperature and substrate (usually sand or paper), and evaluating results after a set period.
- The categories used to classify germination results, including normal seedlings, abnormal seedlings, dormant seeds, dead seeds, and more.
- How germination test results are used by seed analysts and farmers to assess seed lot quality and guide planting and treatment decisions.
This document provides information about cabbage production worldwide and in India. It discusses:
1) China is the world's largest cabbage producer, followed by India. Korea has the highest cabbage productivity.
2) India is the second largest cabbage producer globally, with West Bengal being the top producing state but Uttar Pradesh having the highest productivity.
3) Future efforts should focus on developing pest and disease resistant varieties, as well as post-harvest technologies, to improve cabbage production sustainability and quality.
Maturity Indices and Assessment of MaturityJunaid Abbas
This document discusses maturity indices and assessments for measuring the maturity of produce. It includes diagrams showing different maturity levels like immature versus mature, and categories for banana sizes like fancy, choice, and jumbo based on diameter measurements. The document provides visual representations and terminology for evaluating the ripeness and grading the size of agricultural commodities.
This document provides information on pistachio production technology. It discusses the botanical details of pistachios, including their origin in Western Asia. It then covers world production levels, with Iran and the US being the top producers. Various commercial cultivars are described for different producing countries. The document outlines the ecological requirements, propagation methods, flowering physiology, pollination needs, and cultivation practices for pistachios, including pruning, spacing, and nutrition management.
Potatoes were introduced to Sri Lanka in 1850 from South America. Large-scale potato cultivation began in 1951 but failed due to pests and diseases. Potatoes were successfully cultivated starting in 1959 at research centers. Now potatoes are a major crop in Sri Lanka, especially in central highlands, Kalpitiya, and Jaffna. Potatoes require ridged fields, certified seed potatoes, fertilization, irrigation, weed control, and harvesting when leaves yellow. Diseases and pests threaten the crop but can be managed. Potatoes are stored and then used for many dishes or processed as chips, sweets, or starch.
Production technology of mango guava grapesZahid357
The document provides information about the production of mangoes. It discusses the origin, botanical classification, and key characteristics of mangoes. It also outlines different mango varieties classified by their season of maturity. The document discusses mango cultivation practices including soil type requirements, planting methods, fertilizer application, irrigation, and pest and disease management. Common mango pests like hoppers and mealybugs and diseases like anthracnose and powdery mildew are also mentioned.
Cowpea, also known as black-eyed pea, is a leguminous crop grown for its seeds, pods, fodder, and ability to fix nitrogen. It is high in protein, fiber, and carbohydrates. India is a major producer, with yields around 40-70 quintals per hectare depending on variety and climate. While cowpea provides many nutrients, it also contains anti-nutritional factors like phytate, tannins, and trypsin inhibitors that can reduce digestibility if included in livestock feed at too high of a level.
1) The document is a presentation by student Veer Shrutija Rangnath about the production technology of spinach beet.
2) Spinach beet is a type of beet grown for its leaves. It is scientifically known as Beta vulgaris var. bengalensis and is high in nutrients like vitamin A, ascorbic acid, potassium, and iron.
3) Spinach beet can be grown in various soil types with sufficient fertility and drainage. It is tolerant of high temperatures and salt. Several varieties have been developed for cultivation.
This document discusses best practices for harvesting high quality mandarin oranges. It outlines factors that influence mandarin quality like maturity, sugar to acid ratio, and appearance. Good production practices are recommended like pruning, pest management, and fertilization. Proper harvesting techniques like picking dry fruit gently and sorting are emphasized. Maturity is assessed through juice content, brix, and acidity tests. Maintaining quality through proper storage, packing and meeting market standards is key to receiving best prices.
This presentation provides information on seed production of coriander. It discusses the land requirements, isolation requirements, and cultural practices for coriander seed production. Some key points covered are that the soil should be well-drained with good fertility and free of diseases and pests. Foundation seed or certified seed should be obtained from approved sources. Seeds are sown in October-November and cultural practices like irrigation, fertilization, and weed control are described. Harvesting is done when 60-80% of grains turn yellow and threshing is done carefully on cement floors to avoid mixtures.
SINGHARA - WATER CHESTNUT (Trapa natans L.) PRODUCTION -PROOCESSING AND VALUE...jaisingh277
Singhara / Waterchestnut , an aquatic crop, can be a source of income and employment generation in rurals through scientific production, processing and value addition
The olive tree is native to the Mediterranean region and is cultivated worldwide in similar climates. Olives progress from green to black as they ripen and are picked at different stages to produce different types of table olives or olive oil. Extra virgin olive oil is the highest quality oil produced through cold pressing without chemicals and has superior taste and health benefits compared to lower grades of olive oil that involve refining.
bitter gourd seed production technology , cucurbita.DileepSattaru
An important Cucurbita , in this ppt its complete seed production technology was given , but sowing periods were different from place to place ,so its mainly accordingly in Maharashtra .I hope it may useful to some one , thank you.
Welcome to SAMRIOGLU
http://www.samrioglu.com
HAZELNUTS, DRIED FRUITS & CHESTNUTS EXPORT TO THE WHOLE WORLD
Company founded by Sadettin SAMRIOGLU in 1940, is one of old manufacturer and trader companies that specializes in the Hazelnuts. SAMRIOGLU Family has been manufacturing and exporting Akcakoca quality Natural Hazelnuts for three generation.
SAMRIOGLU Co is very active in foreign trade, supply customers all around the world also with Organic Hazelnuts, Dried Fruits and Chestnuts. Those are the other products we are very specialized in. Our innovative approach to business, working with serious manufacturer business partners in their field and presenting unbeatable advantages to Global Buyers has enabled SAMRIOGLU to become highly respected supplier name in Hazelnuts and Dried Fruits sector. We are quality-oriented company, apply the rules of HACCP and ISO 9001:2000 for the best quality products in accordance with the International Food Standards. Not only guaranteed top product quality, we offer you also multi-level reliability, friendly business relations, accurate service and timely delivery.
Key Export Products:
Natural Hazelnuts
Organic Hazelnuts
Roasted & Blanched Hazelnuts
Sultanas
Dried Apricots
Dried Figs
Fresh Chestnuts
Frozen Peeled Chestnuts
Sweet Apricot Kernels
Pine Nuts
Organic Poppy Seeds
Welcome to SAMRIOGLU www.samrioglu.com
We are exporting finest Turkish DRIED APRICOTS to the whole world markets
Company founded by Sadettin SAMRIOGLU in 1940, is one of old manufacturer and trader companies that specializes in the Hazelnuts. SAMRIOGLU Family has been manufacturing and exporting Akcakoca quality Natural Hazelnuts for three generation.
SAMRIOGLU Co is very active in foreign trade, supply customers all around the world also with Organic Hazelnuts, Dried Fruits and Chestnuts. Those are the other products we are very specialized in. Our innovative approach to business, working with serious manufacturer business partners in their field and presenting unbeatable advantages to Global Buyers has enabled SAMRIOGLU to become highly respected supplier name in Hazelnuts and Dried Fruits sector. We are quality-oriented company, apply the rules of HACCP and ISO 9001:2000 for the best quality products in accordance with the International Food Standards. Not only guaranteed top product quality, we offer you also multi-level reliability, friendly business relations, accurate service and timely delivery.
Sultanas, or dried grapes, require specific temperature, humidity, and ventilation conditions during transport to prevent issues like mold, rot, stickiness, and insect infestation. Proper packaging and securing of cargo is also important. Common risks include temperatures over 25°C, humidity over 70%, and moisture exposure. Pests like mites and beetles may infest sultanas requiring fumigation. Samrioglu, a Turkish producer and exporter of sultanas and other dried fruits, offers a wide range of high quality products at competitive prices with a commitment to customer service.
The document discusses the importance of cold chain systems for horticultural crops like grapes. It outlines the various steps in a cold chain, including careful harvesting, pre-cooling, storage, transportation and marketing. Proper cold chain practices can reduce losses, improve quality and increase profits for growers. The seminar focuses on reducing costs, improving product integrity and customer satisfaction for grape farmers through utilizing improved cold chain systems from the field to consumers.
Rice requires specific temperature, humidity, moisture, and ventilation conditions during transport to prevent issues like mold growth, self-heating, and spoilage. It is commonly transported as bulk cargo or in bags, with packaging selected to optimize space utilization. Special care must be taken to ensure rice is sufficiently dry before transport and properly ventilated during transport to prevent moisture buildup, as even minor increases in moisture can rapidly lead to quality deterioration in rice.
Cold storage facilities store perishable foods at controlled temperatures to extend their shelf life. They range from +10°C to -20°C, with different temperature requirements for different products like ice cream, milk, fruits and vegetables. Cold storage allows food to be stored when plentiful and used when scarce, facilitates transportation, and reduces food spoilage and costs. Proper temperature, humidity, sanitation and air circulation are needed to safely store foods in cold storage.
Canning of fruits and vegetables was invented in 1810 by Nicolas Appert to help preserve foods for the French military. Canning involves processing and sealing foods in containers through the use of heat to kill microorganisms and prevent spoilage. The key steps in canning include selection, washing, peeling, blanching, filling containers, adding syrup or brine, sealing, processing with heat to sterilize, cooling, labeling and storing. Canning allows foods to be preserved for one to five years through the combination of heat processing and hermetic sealing of containers.
The document discusses the process of canning food. It was invented in 1809 by Nicolas Appert as a way to preserve food for military use. Canning involves sealing food in air-tight containers and applying heat to kill microorganisms and allow long-term storage. Common foods canned include fruits, vegetables, meats, and other products. The canning process destroys pathogens, inactivates enzymes, and prevents recontamination to provide a shelf life of one to five years.
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This document discusses packaging and transportation requirements for exporting mangoes from India to the US. It outlines best practices for harvesting, packing, storage, and transport of mangoes. Key points include:
- Mangoes should be harvested when slightly green or fully mature and transported quickly to packing facilities in ventilated crates.
- At packing facilities, mangoes are inspected, washed, treated with hot water or fungicide, and packed in ventilated fiberboard boxes labeled with production information.
- Packed mangoes are transported in refrigerated containers and treated with irradiation to meet USDA requirements before export certification and shipment. Maintaining the cold chain from harvest to retailers is important to maximize shelf life.
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Fish is an important source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids. Canning is a common method for preserving fish through heating and sealing in airtight containers. The key principles of canning fish involve achieving commercial sterility by subjecting the hermetically sealed containers to sufficient heat processing to destroy bacteria like Listeria and Salmonella. The thermal destruction of bacteria in canned fish is achieved through maintaining the required processing temperature at the container's thermal center for the decimal reduction time needed to decrease the bacterial population by specific log cycles. Proper cooling and storage of canned fish helps extend its shelf life.
The document provides information on performing basic tests on honey and bee products. It discusses identifying necessary equipment like a refractometer, microscope, and spectrophotometer. Procedures for safely operating equipment are outlined. Key quality indicators of honey that can be tested include moisture content, fermentation, enzymes, and pollen types. Biological, chemical, and physical hazards that can contaminate honey are explained. Factors influencing pathogen growth like food, acidity, temperature, time, oxygen, and moisture are defined.
This document provides guidelines for transporting refrigerated cargoes by container ship. It discusses the temperature and ventilation requirements for different types of refrigerated goods and the risks associated with carriage, such as hot loading, temperature abuse, and poor airflow. Case studies are presented that illustrate how these issues can damage specific commodities like beef, fish, butter, garlic, and mangoes. The key recommendations are to ensure compliance with shippers' instructions, verify container temperature settings match requirements, maintain accurate monitoring records during the voyage, and photograph any incidents.
Cold chain management involves maintaining the proper temperature and humidity conditions for food products as they move through the supply chain from farm to customer. Perishable foods in particular require cold chain to slow microbial growth and enzymatic reactions that cause spoilage. The cold chain system includes equipment like pre-coolers and cold storage to keep foods frozen or refrigerated at the optimal temperatures during transport, storage, and distribution to preserve quality and extend shelf life. Proper packaging also acts as a barrier against contaminants and moisture that could lead to deterioration.
There are different fish processing system in the world among them canning is a well known system where fish is preserved by permanent, hermetically sealed containers through agency of heat.
This document discusses the process of canning commercially important finfish. It begins by introducing the principles of canning which involve applying heat to food in an airtight container to ensure it is free from spoilage and pathogens. The key aspects of canning include container seal integrity, adequate thermal processing, and post-process hygiene. The document then outlines the various steps involved in canning fish, including selection and preparation of fish, salting/blanching, can filling, exhausting, sealing, thermal processing, cooling, labeling and storage. It provides details on specific processes like blanching, precooking and thermal processing. Finally, it discusses canning of individual fish categories like salmon and tuna.
Canning is a method of preserving food by processing and sealing it in airtight containers. In 1809, Nicolas Appert developed the first commercial canning process of sealing food in glass jars. Canning involves sorting, washing, peeling, blanching, filling jars, adding brine or syrup, sealing, processing to destroy microbes, and storing canned goods. Common foods canned include fruits, vegetables, meats, fish and pickled foods. Canning allows foods to be preserved and stored for 1-5 years through blocking microbial growth and oxygen exposure.
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Chestnuts : Packing, Transporting And Risk Factors
1.
2. General:
Product information
Packaging
Transport
Container transport
Cargo securing
Risk factors and loss prevention:
Temperature Odor
Humidity/Moisture Contamination
Ventilation Mechanical influences
Biotic activity Toxicity / Hazards to health
Gases Shrinkage/Shortage
Self-heating / Spontaneous combustion Insect infestation / Diseases
3. Product information
Product name
German Maronen (Esskastanien), Edelkastanien
English Chestnuts, sweet chestnuts
French Marrons
Spanish Castañas
Scientific Castanea sativa
CN/HS number * 0802 40 00
(* EU Combined Nomenclature/Harmonized System)
4. Product description
Sweet chestnuts are edible nuts which grow on trees of the genus Castanea in the beech
family (Fagaceae). Chestnuts are native to the Black Sea area.
They have an spiky, external husk (cupule) which spontaneously breaks open when
ripe to reveal the actual fruit. The outer husk may contain 1 - 3 fruits. The fruit consists
of the light colored nut kernel, a thin skin and a red-brown to brown pericarp. The base
of the nut has a light colored spot, also known as the quot;navelquot;.
Chestnuts are of a round to oval shape. Their flavor may be described as nutty. Boiling
or roasting imparts a still stronger aroma to chestnuts. Cooking also makes it easy to
remove the skin and shell from the nut kernel.
The nut kernel predominantly consists of starch, protein, minerals and chestnut oil. For
a nut, its vitamin C content is relatively high.
The oil content of chestnuts is 1 - 2% (chestnut oil).
There is a very large number of different varieties of chestnuts, just one of which is the
quot;keepingquot; chestnut, which remains on the tree longer than normal chestnuts and must
be picked by hand.
5. Quality / Duration of storage
Chestnuts exhibiting mold growth on acceptance of a consignment must be rejected. If,
on unloading, they exhibit mold growth, they should not be placed in full sunshine as
this does not delay decomposition, but instead encourages it. Once mold growth has
started, it cannot be stopped.
The fruits must not exhibit any mechanical damage either.
Various sources state maximum duration of storage as follows:
Temperature Rel. humidity Max. duration of storage Source
0°C not stated 6 months [5]
-3 - 0°C 65 - 75% 12 months [18]
Due to their poor keeping qualities (high water content), chestnuts are sold not as nuts,
but instead as fresh fruit, unless they have been sun-dried.
6. Intended use
Boiled chestnuts are served as an accompaniment to various meat dishes or are pureed.
Roast chestnuts sold as a snack during the cold winter months.
Before boiling or roasting, chestnuts are provided with a crosswise nick at the tip and
either boiled for five minutes and then shelled or are roasted, after which the shells
easily burst open.
Figures
Figure 1 Figure 2
7. Countries of origin
This Table shows only a selection of the most important countries of origin and should
not be thought of as exhaustive.
Europe Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Greece, Turkey
Africa
Asia Japan, Korea, China
America USA
Australia
Packaging
Chestnuts are mainly transported in Jute bags, PP Files, boxes or drums.
9. Cargo handling
Since chestnuts are sensitive to impact, they must be handled with appropriate care.
In damp weather (rain, snow), the cargo must be protected from moisture, since it may
lead to mold growth.
The required refrigeration temperature must always be maintained, even during cargo
handling.
Stowage factor
3.34 - 3.48 m3/t (in boxes) [11]
5.02 - 5.57 m3/t (in bags) [11]
3.96 m3/t (in bags) [1]
10. Stowage space requirements
Cool, dry, well ventilated
Segregation
Fiber rope, thin fiber nets
Cargo securing
Because of its considerable impact- and pressure-sensitivity, packages of this cargo
must be secured in such a way that they are prevented from damaging each other.
Spaces between packages or pallets must be filled, to prevent slippage or tipping. By
selecting the correct packaging size or cargo unit (area module or area module
multiple), holds can be tightly loaded (without spaces).
Care must be taken during stowing to ensure that the cargo is not only well secured but
is also very well ventilated.
11. Risk Factors and Loss Prevention
RF Temperature
Chestnuts require particular temperature, humidity/moisture and ventilation conditions
(SC VII) (storage climate conditions).
A written cooling order must be obtained from the consignor before loading is begun.
This order must always be complied with during the entire transport chain.
The following Table merely constitutes an estimate of appropriate temperature ranges.
Temperatures may deviate from these values, depending on the particular transport
conditions.
Temperature
Designation Source
range
1 - 3°C [1]
Favorable travel
temperature range 0°C [5]
-3 - 0°C [18]
Excessive heat during storage causes chestnuts to germinate.
12. RF Humidity/Moisture
Chestnuts require particular temperature, humidity/moisture and ventilation conditions
(SC VII) (storage climate conditions).
Humidity/water
Designation Source
content
70% [1]
Relative humidity
65 - 75% [18]
Water content 25 - 30% [1]
Maximum
equilibrium 85% [1]
moisture content
According to [15], the water content of chestnuts may be as high as 50.1%, as a result
of which they are constantly releasing water vapor. Fresh chestnuts release particularly
large quantities of water vapor due to vigorous respiration, so causing self-heating and
mold growth.
Chestnuts must be protected from all forms of moisture (seawater, rain and
condensation water) to prevent mold, rotting, fermentation and sprouting.
13. RF Ventilation
Chestnuts require particular temperature, humidity/moisture and ventilation conditions
(SC VII) (storage climate conditions).
Recommended ventilation conditions: circulating air, 10 - 20 circulations/hour with
continuous supply of fresh air (airing).
In order to reduce the risk of germination and sprouting, water vapor and CO2 must be
removed continuously and an adequate supply of fresh air must be ensured. Packaging
must be constructed so as to ensure adequate ventilation. Where possible, the cargo
should be stowed so as to leave trenches.
RF Biotic activity
Chestnuts display 2nd order biotic activity.
Chestnuts are living organs in which respiration processes predominate, because their
supply of new nutrients has been cut off by separation from the parent plant.
14. Care of the cargo during the voyage must be aimed at controlling respiration processes
(release of CO2, water vapor, ethylene and heat) in such a way that the cargo is at the
desired stage of ripeness on reaching its destination. Inadequate ventilation may result
in fermentation and rotting of the cargo as a result of increased CO2 levels and
inadequate supply of atmospheric oxygen (see Ventilation).
RF Gases
CO2 evolution Chestnuts (especially when fresh) constantly
release CO2 .
Upper limit of permissible CO2 0.8 vol.%
content
If ventilation has been inadequate (frost) or has failed owing to a defect, life-
threatening CO2 concentrations or O2 shortages may arise. Therefore, before anybody
enters the hold, it must be ventilated and a gas measurement carried out. The TLV for
CO2 concentration is 0.49 vol.%.
15. RF Self-heating / Spontaneous combustion
Chestnuts have a tendency towards self-heating under the influence of moisture
RF Odor
Active Chestnuts release a slight,
behavior unpleasant odor.
Passive Chestnuts are sensitive to
behavior unpleasant or pungent odors.
RF Contamination
Active Chestnuts do not cause
behavior contamination.
Passive The cargo is sensitive to dirt, fats
behavior and oils. The holds or containers
must accordingly be clean and in a
thoroughly hygienic condition
before loading.
16. RF Mechanical influences
Because of their high mechanical sensitivity, chestnuts must be treated with great care
during cargo handling, transport and storage, since otherwise they may suffer a
reduction in quality.
RF Toxicity / Hazards to health
If ventilation has been inadequate (frost) or has failed owing to a defect, life-
threatening CO2 concentrations or O2 shortages may arise. Therefore, before anybody
enters the hold, it must be ventilated and a gas measurement carried out. The TLV for
CO2 concentration is 0.49 vol.%.
RF Shrinkage/Shortage
Loss of weight must be expected due to the release of water vapor, especially from
fresh chestnuts.
17. RF Insect infestation / Diseases
Chestnut blight: Chestnut blight (Endothia parasitica) attacks and destroys the bark and
wood of the chestnut tree.
Ink disease: Infection with ink disease (Phytophthora cinnamoni), which attacks the
roots of the tree, is manifested externally by leaf yellowing and die-back of branches.
Maggot infestation: Chestnuts are sometimes infested with maggots, one common
culprit being the insect Carpocapsa splendam.
Mold growth: Once mold growth has started, it cannot be stopped and the damage is
thus irreversible.
The quarantine regulations of the country of destination must be complied with and a
phytosanitary certificate may have to be enclosed with the shipping documents.
Information may be obtained from the phytosanitary authorities of the countries
concerned.
Source : The Transport Information Service (TIS) from the German
Insurance Association (GDV e.V.)
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